Does the Millenial Problem Have a Solution?

Young adults are living with their parents longer than ever before. For many of them, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to find a home to buy or rent.  

The challenge is that both home purchase and rental prices keep rising, which locks people into a non-ownership situation. Many renters have lately begun discussing if it even makes sense to buy a home at all. 

That creates a problem, especially for younger adults. Why? Because the best time to get into any investment, including a house, is when you’re young, which allows plenty of time for the investment to rise in value.  

So next time you’re talking with a friend or neighbor with a young family member who feels trapped by home affordability, take out your phone, look up my number, and call or text me immediately. I have experience that can help guide a discussion about how to become a home owner.  

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